Feds Compare Strategies for OD Crisis: Reducing Supply, Demand or Harm

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Federal officials are considering strategies to address the opioid crisis, focusing on reducing supply, demand, and harm. The effectiveness of these approaches is being evaluated, with some reports suggesting a slowdown in the decline of overdose deaths. The situation is being monitored, with various groups calling for ongoing federal action to address the crisis, particularly with regards to fentanyl.

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